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Jake and Jazz turn a sitting room into a room that feels like a lounge. Jake spruces up a pre-owned cabinet to store libations. Jazz gives the room a speakeasy feel with dark colors & velvet textures. The meal, Crab Lo Mein and Banana Fritters.
Jake and Jazz turn a sitting room into a room that feels like a lounge. Jake spruces up a pre-owned cabinet to store libations. Jazz gives the room a speakeasy feel with dark colors & velvet textures. The meal, Crab Lo Mein and Banana Fritters.
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